Rams Strengthen Secondary with McDuffie, Curl Deals

0:00On March 6th, the Los Angeles Rams kicked off their offseason by targeting their secondary, which struggled in the playoffs last year against the first time, Panthers and Seahawks. They quickly made two big moves, trading for all pro cornerback Trent McDuffy and signing safety cam curl to a three-year extension. These deals happened over just two days, right before free ages he started, giving the Rams a stronger foundation at both corner and safety positions. Fans and analysts see this as a smart upgrade, with McDuffy stepping in as a clear top corner and curl anchoring the defense. The current depth chart shows solid starters but leaves room for more bodies, especially with only eight defensive backs locked in for next season. Looking ahead, the number two corner spot remains open, as various Williams might get cut to free up seven and a half million dollars in cap space. An Emanuel Forbes Jr. is not a guaranteed starter. The team could grab a rookie early in the draft, or sign free agents like Jimel Dean

1:00or Ric Wolen to round things out. Even with work left, these early steps put the Rams in a promising spot as they build toward a tougher defense. Even with work left, these early steps put the Rams in a promising spot as they build toward a tougher defense.